This Corona Life Richard Graham
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- Society & Culture
In a locked down world, Richard interviews a wide variety of isolated people including an indigenous leader, a baker, a CEO, a popular musician, an internationally successful playwright and an elite football player amongst others. Despite the enormous differences in their lives and livelihoods, to a person their responses are engaging, enlightening and inspiring. Something we all need right now.
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Suzie Miller
One of Australia’s most important and successful playwrights talks about the devastating affect coronavirus will have on her industry and how it will recover....or not.
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Rekisha Satour
A proud young indigenous woman whose work as a student support officer for indigenous youth has seen her thrust into the eye of the coronavirus storm in allaying fears for indigenous communities....all while being the first in her extended family to complete her university studies.
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Ian Learmonth
Ian Learmonth is the CEO of the Clean Energy Finance Corporation, who invest in Australia’s transition to lower emissions. The coronavirus is having a devastating effect on the world. In trying to come to terms with the horrendous loss of life and enormous economic impact, we desperately seek some positives. Any positives. Witnessing the ability of the environment to repair itself, may be one of those.
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Kirra Dibb
Kirra Dibb is a professional rugby league player. At this stage, a full time football career is not really an option for women. But the crowds (a jam packed North Sydney oval for State of Origin) and the obvious skills and commitment (“the photo”) are making this seem possible. Then the coronavirus struck....
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Professor John Fraser
A soccer obsessed professor of medicine from Brisbane via Glasgow. He’s leading a large scale global response to a vital aspect of the treatment of coronavirus.
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Bruce Davidson
The CEO of one of Australia’s largest privately-owned recruitment and consulting companies. An industry that, along with many others, was devastated by the effect of coronavirus. He started using the situation as an opportunity to think a little differently. To think creatively. How to get through this with minimal damage to the company and, more importantly, his staff. The sort of business leader worth listening to.